Scientists are beginning to unravel the mystery of how caddisfly silk stays sticky underwater, and it could lead to the development of a wet Band-Aid.

Caffeinated flowers and nicotine-laced nectar are a bee's version of coffee and cigarettes.

El Niño may explain why the aggressive giant squid, that have been known to attack divers, are migrating away from native waters in Mexico.

A well-placed video camera picks up the derailment of a train caused by a mighty blast from a passing tornado.

Some embrace phenomenon while others hide from 'dragon demon.'

It's the first time such culinary behavior has ever been witnessed in a nonhuman species.

Embrace the uncomfortable truth that sometimes nature bites.

As many as 419 manatees have been found dead since Jan. 1, the highest number on record for a calendar year.

New review on carnivorous flora suggests that a number of plants previously thought innocent may actually be murderous.

Evolution caught in the act? An isolated population of finches have odd-shaped beaks, sing differently, and don't breed with others.